“While it must be difficult to follow up Giamatti’s and Church’s undeniable onscreen chemistry as these two mismatched friends, Brian Ray Norris, who takes on the role of Miles and Gil Brady playing Jack did[…]

“Brady also hits just the right dramatic notes as the disciplinarian who is transformed into a loving father …Bassett and Brady literally create beautiful music together…” – Montgomery Advisor

“Gil Brady is some serious eye candy!” – some woman on TripAdvisor “Gil Brady is the devil, and he’s delicious in this production.” – ANOTHER person on Tripadvisor!

“…best among the smaller roles, Gil Brady as Sam, the architect who broke Donna’s heart.” – Steve Barnes, Albany Times Union “Many of the secondary leads and smaller roles are also cast brilliantly, particularly Gil[…]

“Brady scores in a bit as a lounge singer…” – Sarasota Magazine “Gil Brady compares well to Danny Kaye….” – TotalTheatre.com

“Gil Brady couldn’t be better as the repressed Anthony who finally bursts self-created boundaries and displays real joy.” – TotalTheatre.com “In the nuanced, tightly-wound and wonderfully awkward performances of Gil Brady and Claire Warden, we[…]

“All the knights do great work. Bruce Warren as the cowardly Sir Robin, Danny Bernardy as Sir Lancelot, Gil Brady as Sir Galahad, Jake Mills as Sir Bedevere are hilarious actors and strong singers. Whether you know[…]

“Brady is charming and delightful in every way.” – Peter Bergman

“Theo, played with priggish glee by Gil Brady.” – Susan Rife, Herald-Tribune “The setup is this: Young housewife Louise (Jennifer Joan Thompson) has attended a parade featuring the king himself with her husband, the stuffy and[…]

“I just loved Brady and Langstaff as Fogg and Passepartout. Talk about the proverbial British stiff upper lip, Brady didn’t have a flexible bone in his body. He was poker-faced and ram-rod straight whether riding an elephant through the[…]